College Football

[Guest]

You can try, but Tebow is going undefeated again this year...

I love my team...

[Churchmouse]

WEEK 11 NOVEMBER 14

BCS

1. Florida

2. Alabama

3. Texas

4. TCU

5. Cincinnati

6. Boise State

7. Georgia Tech

8. LSU

9. USC

10. Iowa

No top 10 facing each other this week. #10 Iowa travels to # 11 Ohio State fotr the Big 10 championship and a trip to the Rose Bowl.

[Palerider]

Roll Tide!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Guest Godless]

Looks like Texas is going to win big yet again. And as always, it'll be without the help of SEC refs.

[Moksha]

Wish I could get the Utah-TCU game on cable.

[Palerider]

Wish I could get the Utah-TCU game on cable.

put some tin foil on your cable wires and the picture would have came in .....

[Churchmouse]

Back to back wins over Penn State and Iowa has put my OSU Buckeyes back in the Top 10.

[Churchmouse]

Week 12 November 21

BCS

1. Florida

2. Alabama

3. Texas

4. TCU

5. Cincinnati

6. Boise State

7. Georgia Tech

8. LSU

9. Pittsburgh

10. Ohio State

No Top 10 playing each other this week, but if noone slips #1 and #2 play next week. This should put Texas in the championship game.

[Guest Godless]

I am SOOO glad that I'm not an LSU fan. That ending was... baffling.

[Churchmouse]

Nearly had a major upset Friday. Alabama just got by Auburn with a score in the last moments.

#9 Pittsbugh lost to West Virginia.

Edited November 28, 2009 by Churchmouse

[Churchmouse]

WEEK 13 November 28

BCS

1. Florida

2. Alabama

3. Texas

4. TCU

5. Cincinnati

6. Boise State

7. Georgia Tech

8. Oregon

9. Pittsburg

10. Ohio State

[Palerider]

Roll Tide and the Tide Rolled...!!!!!!

[havejoy]

What's up with Boise State and the blue field? I can't watch them when they play at home. It's too hard to pick out the players from the field.

[john doe]

It's called 'home field advantage'.

[Palerider]

It's called 'home field advantage'.

I love watching them play at home...

[havejoy]

I probably need to get new bifocals.

[Churchmouse]

WEEK 14 December 5

BCS

1. Florida

2. Alabama

3. Texas

4. TCU

5. Cincinnati

6. Boise State

7. Oregon

8. Ohio State

9. Iowa

10. Gergia Tech

It's all on the line today. #1 and #2 meet. This means, it almost certain, Texas will be in the national championship.

[Palerider]

rrrroooollllll

tide....rrroolll

[nbblood]

WEEK 14 December 5

BCS

1. Florida

2. Alabama

3. Texas

4. TCU

5. Cincinnati

6. Boise State

7. Oregon

8. Ohio State

9. Iowa

10. Gergia Tech

It's all on the line today. #1 and #2 meet. This means, it almost certain, Texas will be in the national championship.

I think that's a foregone conclusion. As long as Texas wins, they meet the SEC Champ in the Championship game......so the SEC title game is the real National Championship game (lol......just stirring the pot).

[Guest Godless]

[Palerider]

once again...The TIDE ROLLED!!!!!

[nbblood]

Uh, yeah....Texas is in big trouble. Their mediocre offense won't get any better against 'Bama's defense. And Alabama does NOT have Nebraska's incapable offense. Even a so-so A&M team put quite a few points up on Texas. But no matter what happens, I'm just glad Florida lost.

[Flyonthewall]

There are two undefeated non-BCS teams in the top 5 or 6, and instead of putting their money where their mouth is and having them play BCS teams to show just how good the BCS is, they avoid both teams like the plague.

This is so they can keep their precious "BCS" status clean. Whichever team loses, they will cite that they were sub-par team(non-BCS) and weren't as good as they claimed. Whichever team wins, it was against a sub-par team(non-BCS) and it doesn't really speak to how they would line up against a BCS team.

There has got to be a better way than this...

[Snow]

There are two undefeated non-BCS teams in the top 5 or 6, and instead of putting their money where their mouth is and having them play BCS teams to show just how good the BCS is, they avoid both teams like the plague.

This is so they can keep their precious "BCS" status clean. Whichever team loses, they will cite that they were sub-par team(non-BCS) and weren't as good as they claimed. Whichever team wins, it was against a sub-par team(non-BCS) and it doesn't really speak to how they would line up against a BCS team.

There has got to be a better way than this...

Perhaps you are unaquainted with College Football.

The top two ranked teams play for the title. That's how it works. Had TCU or Boise been 1 or 2, they would have been in a title matchup.

I think Boise is very good and TCU is awesome but as good as they are, they haven't proven that they deserve to be ranked ahead of Texas or Alabama.

Edited December 8, 2009 by Snow

[Flyonthewall]

Perhaps you are unaquainted with College Football.

The top two ranked teams play for the title. That's how it works. Had TCU or Boise been 1 or 2, they would have been in a title matchup.

I think Boise is very good and TCU is awesome but as good as they are, they haven't proven that they deserve to be ranked ahead of Texas or Alabama.

Whether or not they played for the national title is beside the point. My point was, this was a perfect opportunity for the BSC to demonstrate these two non-BCS teams could not take on a ranked BCS, but instead, they put both BCS buster teams playing each other. Both Boise and TCU beat everybody that was put in front of them, and the refusal of the BCS to put a BCS team in front of either of them is...well, suspicious at best.

I would have liked to see TCU take on Cincinati and Boise take on Florida. This would have matched up #1 vs #2, #3 vs #4, #5 vs #6.